Amick is a masher. He ran a 90th EV just below 110 mph last year, his hardest hit batted ball came at 115 mph, and 27% of his balls in play were barreled. It's plus bat speed with feel to lift it but he doesn't always do it to his pull side, so he hit just 13 home runs last year. A mark much lower than most college hitters with this type of bat speed. His bat-to-ball skills are solid but not great, and his approach is ultra aggressive, hence the low walk rates. A lot needs to go right offensively for this to be a productive profile, he doesn't do much in the field and has split time at 1B/DH. He's played some 3B in the past but is likely a high-risk 1B

Beam fills up the zone, but is more control-centric like all Tennessee arms. He lives in the heart of the plate and sits in the mid-90s. He's up to 98 with slight ride, his upper-80s cutter has wrong way movement but could end up being an average pitch. His low-80s breaker has depth and sweep, but he doesn't glove strike it enough. The stuff is below-average right now, but it could get to average with better stuff. He's a backend arm with above-average control, shapes will need to improve to be a #4 starter.

Moore somehow finds a way to walk a ton despite an aggressive approach and tendancy to chase; I'd expect those to drop at the next level. His calling card is the power. He has a steep swing and swings through a lot of pitches to get to his power, but it's 55-grade thump from the left side. The punchouts are an issue and there some Trey Faltine similarities here but the 25+ home run upside with a 55-grade glove at second is intriguing.

Burke had an incredible season as a freshman, a slugger who punched out a ton. He then completely changed his approach to try and limit the punchouts and then his overall production took a steep dip. He managed to raise his contact rates but also walked less. As a 1B, he'll have to do it all offensively to be the first round prospect he flashed as a freshman.

Dreiling struggled against lefties last year but mashed against righties and walked more than he punched out as a corner guy. He's a fringy runner with mostly average tools offensively but his bat-to-ball skills are above-average and his feel to hit is obvious. He's smart and selective but can do damage when he wants, it's a 55-grade hit tool with 45-grade power, but he's likely a LF.